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Trafigura and K Line Latest to Introduce Carbon Neutrality Initiatives

Trafigura and K Line Latest to Introduce Carbon Neutrality Initiatives

By The Maritime Executive
March 9, 2021
Responding to the increasing interest of customers and business opportunities, the maritime industry is finding new ways to provide services that quantify and help customers offset the carbon impact o...
There’s No Margin for Error in Port Cyber Security

There’s No Margin for Error in Port Cyber Security

By Joel Snape
March 9, 2021
With the global shipping industry already under pressure, Joel Snape, Security Researcher at Nettitude, explains why addressing the risk to port infrastructure from cyber-attack has never been more cr...
USCG: Poor Calculations May Have Put Scandies Rose in Harm's Way

USCG: Poor Calculations May Have Put Scandies Rose in Harm's Way

By The Maritime Executive
March 5, 2021
The fishing vessel Scandies Rose went down in the Gulf of Alaska in rough weather in December 2019. Recent testimony at a Marine Board of Investigation hearing has focused on ice buildup - especially...
Maritime Executive

Digital Perils: Socially Engineered Attacks in Maritime Cybersecurity

March 5, 2021
[By Leonid Vashchenko] Maritime digital transformation is in its most rapid and turbulent era. Such a transformation offers substantial advantages and benefits, but with commensurate risks in the c...
Seaspan Continues Aggressive Fleet Expansion Ordering More Boxships

Seaspan Continues Aggressive Fleet Expansion Ordering More Boxships

By The Maritime Executive
March 4, 2021
Reflecting the strong long-term outlook for container shipping, Seaspan is continuing with its aggressive new building and fleet expansion program. The company, which charters ships to the leading car...
U.S. Navy's Surface Fleet Surveys Indicate Decline in Readiness

U.S. Navy's Surface Fleet Surveys Indicate Decline in Readiness

By The Maritime Executive
March 3, 2021
As the U.S. Navy contemplates ways to enlarge its fleet and position itself for great power competition, it is still having challenges in maintaining the readiness of its existing hulls, according to...
MSC Plans to Expand Italy Cruises with Second Ship

MSC Plans to Expand Italy Cruises with Second Ship

By The Maritime Executive
March 2, 2021
Efforts are continuing seeking to restore more cruise operations before the traditionally busy summer travel season. MSC Cruises, which has been operating one of its cruise ships since August 2020, an...
The Concept of the Floating Shipyard

The Concept of the Floating Shipyard

By Ahmed Samir Ghowel
February 27, 2021
Shipyards are known as a land-based facility that ships steer to for docking and repair. This study represents a basic conceptual study for a new principal of developing a floating shipyard - changing...
Maritime Executive

Dryad: International Inaction Breeds Piracy in the Gulf of Guinea

By Njiraini Muchira
February 26, 2021
The international community is on the spot for slow action against the rising menace of piracy in the Gulf of Guinea, which has become the most dangerous environment for commercial maritime operations...
ABS to Class First Ever Jones Act Wind Turbine Installation Vessel

ABS to Class First Ever Jones Act Wind Turbine Installation Vessel

By The Maritime Executive
February 24, 2021
The first ever Jones Act compliant offshore wind turbine installation vessel (WTIV), a key vessel for the development of the U.S. offshore wind industry, will be built to ABS Class. Now under const...

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